Welcome back, this half term it's time to suspend your disbelief and open up your mind. We're going on a magical journey to Alchemy Island in search of the gold hidden deep in it's mysterious landscape!
On our quest we will study maps, solve riddles and master the ancient art of alchemy. We will write stories about our magical adventures, compose stunning soundtracks and write poetry to bring this mysterious landscape to life. Along our journey we will investigate 'Do all solids dissolve? 'Are all liquids runny?' Can we clean dirty water?
In reading we will explore the magical land of Narnia in the story ' The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.'
Have you got your suitcase ready? Don't forget to pack your imagination! Then let the journey begin ...
This half term it's Ship ahoy, as we set off on an exciting expedition with Charles Darwin and his crew aboard HMS Beagle. We will stop at the magical Galapagos Islands to see the amazing species that helped Darwin develop his theory of evolution by natural selection. We will see how animals adapt to their environment over time and meet some of the world's greatest explorers and naturalists. Do you know what's so special about a lava lizard? Or why the blue footed booby has blue feet? Join me on this exciting journey. Sailing September 2015!
We have made careful observations and sketched teasels using pastel, charcoal and pencil.
This half term, we will travel back to Roman Britain and explore why Britain was invaded & settled by the Romans and, what effects this had on the future of Britain. We will look at the rise of the Roman Empire in Britain, the opposition from the Celts, and the legacy that was left behind when they went home. We will learn to recognise and use Roman numerals and research the Roman origins of many words we use in our language today. Using our laptops, we will create a Storybook to tell the story of a Roman myth. We will also use data about the weather/climate in Rome to create a spread sheet and transfer the data to a bar graph, to analyse results. We will look at Roman Gods and enter and organise their details, onto a database.
In Art, we will research, design and make Roman mosaics and Roman pottery.
Our Science Topic this half term is ‘Good vibrations'. We will be carrying out a series of investigations, making predictions, accurate measurements, recording our data and looking for patterns. We will be exploring how to change the pitch of a sound, making and testing ear defenders, researching how different animals hear and learning about echoes and echolocation!
In English we will be taking part in the exciting 'A tale Unfolds' project, writing and producing our own film in the style of Indiana Jones and the temple of Doom.
Roman LifeWatch these videos to discover more about life in Roman times.
The RomansLots of interesting information to help yyou with your homework
Roman CenturionDress the soldier and find out about his equipment along the way.
The RomansExplore these activities, and games from the BBC.
Fiction ExpressRead the latest chapter and join in many more exciting activities
Welcome back to Summer term 1
This half term our theme is 'Thrills and Spills'. During the term we will research Theme parks around the UK and decide on a local location to build a brand new park. We will write to the planning office, submit our plans and design the layout of our Theme Park. In DT we will design and make a ride for our park with moving mechanisms and in Science we will investigate what makes things move, including exploring levers, pulleys and gears.
Please remember swimming sessions begin on Wednesday 22nd April 2015.
Operation 'Pied Piper.'
Welcome to Spring 2 2015
This half term our topic is 'Crime and Punishment.' We will begin the Topic with an exciting visit to the Galleries of Justice in Nottingham where we will experience life aboard a convict ship bound for Australia,explore the exhibits and take part in the 'Prisoners Tale' tour.
In Science, we will look closely at our eye and make a periscope.During National Science week we will become Forensic Scientists helping the C.S.I. solve a crime.
In Art and Computing, we will be busy using our new digital cameras and looking closely at the photographic work of the artist, David Hockney including his new exhibition of ipad drawings.
This half term we will be travelling across the ocean to the Amazon Rainforest. As Explorers we will join the 'Rainforest Foundation' to investigate the importance of this ancient habitat.
We will interview local people and sit on a panel to decide if an area of the Rainforest can be cleared. We will help in their campaign to 'Save the Rainforests' including writing letters, making posters and information leaflets.
As part of their scientific team we will classify newly discovered species, and investigate how species have adapted to their environment.
In English we will be basing our work on the following books. I hope you will enjoy reading these amazing stories.
animal activitiesFeeling creative, crafty or playful? Get stuck in with these awesome animal activities !
Tour the Rainforestexplore with interactive book about the rainforest, complete with sounds and a quiz
Winter in Walesby
Leah Year 5
Mia R Year 4
Ella Year 5
Warren Year 4
Elizabeth Year 4
Jay Year 4
Joe Year 5
Ronnie Year 4
Autumn 2 2014
Welcome back to our new ,exciting half term. Our topic this half term is the Aztecs. We will be exploring where they came from and comparing their way of life, customs and beliefs to our own. We will also be looking at why their society collapsed so quickly.
In art we will be researching, designing and making Aztec masks and in music creating our own Aztec drumming music.
During the first two weeks of term,we will be thinking about the centenary of the First World War through our work in Art, PSHE, Literacy and RE.
Mexiclore kids home pageJoin the animated Aztec character Tec and have fun completing his challenges and puzzles
A very big welcome back to school and Year 4 /5. I hope you all enjoyed your holiday.
We have an exciting half term ahead. Our topic theme is 'Chocolate.'mmmm. We will be designing and making our own chocolate bars, looking at where chocolate comes from, finding out about Fair trade and investigating the effect sugar has on our teeth.
This half term our topic is ‘Out of this World’ the year is 2050 and the children have been commissioned by the Government ministers to investigate and explore the problems and solutions that could be encountered in sending 30 people into space for five years. For the next 7 weeks, the children will become ‘Space Explorers’ and will seek information about a mysterious Planet called Earth and its Solar System. During the duration of their commission they will be given a number of ‘Space Missions’ to complete. At the end of their mission they will present their findings to Government Ministers (parents).
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